• of that great beauty, Susanna Kennedy, Countess of Eglinton.[6] The family moved to Skelmorlie Castle near Largs in 1925.
  • Eglinton Castle was a castellated mansion. In other words, it was a private, residential estate built in the style of a castle and with Gothic architectural features.
  • Ayrshire: About 1.5 miles north of Irvine, on minor roads north of B7080, south of Lugton Water, near Eglinton Park visitor centre, at Eglinton Castle.
  • Located in the picturesque countryside of North Ayrshire, Eglinton Castle stands as a testament to Scotland's rich heritage and architectural grandeur.
  • Eglinton Castle is chiefly remembered, in modern times, as the scene of the great tournament in 1839 which was a magnificent display.
  • The Tournament is the most colourful episode in the long history of Eglinton Castle, but there is only one tangible reminder of the Tournament to see today.
  • Discover Eglinton Castle in Eglinton, Scotland: The ruins of a once-grand castle that played host to a tournament with 100,000 attendees.
  • The 13th Earl of Eglinton loved his sport, especially horses. He decided to stage a three-day medieval tournament re-enactment at Eglinton Castle bringing back...
  • The River Lugton meanders through the parkland at Eglinton Country Park, which features the ruined tower of the Castle.
  • In 1925 the family auctioned the contents and abandoned Eglinton Castle; in 1926 the enormous castle was de-roofed and left to rot.